There are beautiful mountains, no traffic, horses and goats. Expect old fashioned lodging (We were in Creekside East) with window air conditioning, for example. In July, however, no AC was even necessary. It's about 10-15 minutes from meals and other amenities in Moab. More

We stayed in the Gatehouse "cabin". It is a cabin but with stone countertops, tiled and dual head shower, stone fireplace, separate dining area. The kitchen is nicely stocked and with luxurious Viking appliances including a wine cooler/cabinet. Truly rustic elegance. A big plus was the variety and number of gorgeous song birds in the trees out front. Plus they... More

This is self catering accommodation in ranch cabins. We stayed in the Farm House which was recently very tastefully renovated. It was well equiped and wood was provided for a cosy fireplace. The cabins are individually owned and differ in design and interior. It is therefore not possible to comment on the other cabins. Beautiful and peaceful accommodation on a... More

We arrived late so we picked up our keys at the office basket, the cabin we chose was "trail's End", the smallest and most modestly appointed, but it met our requirement of being pet friendly. The cabin was clean and had everything we needed including a gas BBQ, we had steaks and potatoes ready in no time and slept well.... More

I brought my parents to Moab for vacation. The three of us stayed at the Gates house. The cabin was very tastefully furnished. The view from the living room and the dining room was incredible. The kitchen was well stocked with very good kitchenware. We really enjoyed being able to cook our own meals. The bed was comfortable. It's a... More

If you want a peaceful place to stay, this is it. It is 15 minutes southwest of Moab, right against the La Sal Mountains, very pretty and refreshing. I travelled here with my husband, my mother, my aunt and our 2 dogs. I wanted a quiet place that accepted pets. We stayed at the M4 cabin. Nice enough cabin, rustic,... More

Moab, nearby, is a dull town close to stunning national parks. Stay instead at Pack Creek Ranch, just below the la Sal mountains. The setting is wonderful, the cabins clean, spacious and warm - log fires in winter and bbqs in summer. We visited when the snow was deep and the sky blue and the two nights we stayed were... More

I traveled here with my sister and elderly mother, and stayed in the Meadow House for 5 nights. Although the ranch is a good 8+ miles outside of town, it was well worth the drive to be away from the noise and dust of Moab. Being just after Labor Day, the ranch was very quiet, except for the coyotes and... More

Recently stayed at the Pack Creek Ranch while on a Southwest trip with our two grown children. The little log cabin, called Trail's End for it's location, was such a haven for us after returning from two days hiking in Arches and Canyonlands National Parks. Outside of the tourist town of Moab, in the mountains, this sweet ranch is the... More